Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06
Condemned Locals.

Condensed Locals.
Nj. Daniel c. French, OF Concord, Mass, has
been selected by the committee appointed for that
purpose the artist for the proposed statue to be
erected 10 Rev. ThOs. X. Gallaudet-
Yesterday, al 50 O'Clock, VIM Ridgway fell from
a wagon at the corner OF North Capitol and G
streets. and was badly injured. He was taken to
his home, 400 street.
A dead colored infant was found last evening In
the rear OF ID street, between Sd and ~ streets
southwest.
Modern Celebrities" Is the title of paper to be
read by Dr. Anooinette Wright before the "Wo-
mans National Press Association" tomorrow
evening at WiIardS Hotel.
The WEyKLv STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEkLY STAR II is a handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages profuSely Illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams. and contains
awealth OF general information see advertise
Inent In another column
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
and Emma Tyler; Isaac Stokes and Martha Moore;
Prank Bowie and Julia Waters; ChaS. v. Wood
bridge and Maria A. Bonnet.
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH ARREsTED.-ADOut 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Of1cer Heller, OF the
nrst precinct, arrested John w. Carr, the painter
On 18th Streeth on charge of aSSaulting his wife,
and he was released on SO collateral. His wife,
Minnie Carr was arrested by Officer Walsh, on o
charge OF disorderly conduct and she LETT S col
lateral Tor her appearance. Omcer Heller found
Mrs. Carr lying on Improvement In front of her resi-
dence with a black eye. Persons in the neighbour
hood told the officer that the trouble caused by
The wife refusing TO give up $50 which she had,
her. The money was found In her stocking when
she was In the station house. This morning, when
the cases were called In the police court, the
parties failed TO appear and their collateras were
forfeited.
DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIZEN.-Mr. VIM. A. Mulloy
an old and respected citizen, resident Capitol
Hill, and for many years crer OF the Circuit and
Equity Courts, died yesterday at his residence, No.
I'D street southeast, aged sixty -Seyen years. Mr..
Aulloy was born in lS20 ct the corner OF Delaware
avenue and q street northeast, and In early life
learned the trade OF bOOkbnder. He was for
many years connected with the old corporation OF
Washington, and represented the 9TH ward in the
city councils, and for some years was justice Of
the peace He was prominent also in the old fire
department, having been a member OF the old
Columbia Fire Co. He held the position OF crier OF
the circuit Court prior TO the war, and was ap-
pointed deputy marshal In 1861, and served TO
1862 and then was appointed crier again, and had
since served "a such in the Circuit and EQUITY
Courts. He has been member OF the Fifth Bap-
tist church for some years. His funeral Will take
place on sunday afternoon, DR.. Cuthbert ofticiat-
Ing.
A GYPsY AND HER BaBY.-Mary Sabolio a bare
footed Gypsy, with baby In her arms, was
arrested In south Washington yesterday by Ofiicer
IghtbOrn for begging from door 10 door. She be-
oaSo toa oand OF Gypsles encaInped on the Virginia
side OF the Potomac, near the Long Bridge This
morning In the Police Court she was charged with
vagrancy, and was required TO give bonds or 20
Gown for thirty days.
SwJNDLED THE PAsroE.-A smooth-tongped
young man recently came TO this city and made
The acquaintance OF the sexton Of the Adas Israel
theore~l congregation, who introduced the
stranger TO the Rev. Isaac Stemple. pastor of the
congregation He told a plausible story, and
showed the reverend gentleman a picture Of a
handsome young lady, whom he said he was
going 10 marry The minister directed him TO a
respectable boarding house. where he made him
sell very agreeable The pastor had SO much
TIE stranger having exhibited a sight draft for
600 The young man has since departed leaving
unpaid his board bill and the minister's siO
NOTABLE NEW DEP.KrrKy fin the h,s,orv n,
Journalism Is chronicled IN the advertisement in
another column, announcing the publication in
New Iork OF an American reprint OF the London
Illustrated News To compete with American
papers OF the class 70 will be sold at ten cents
per copy, which Is less than IL De bought for in
1ngland-
A SPECIAL WEEKLY WEATHER BULLErrN.-The
chief signal oficer, being convinced that the data
collected IN his Office may be greatly utilized by
those interested In the production OF the staple
crops, has decided 10 issue, beginning with Sat
Irfay, May Z, 1887 a special bulletin, with the
view Of promptly placing before the public each
Monday morning reliable information relative TO
previous week In the agricultural districts Of the
country. When this Information Is compared
with corresponding data OF previous years II Is
held Il viii serve those specially interested In CAL
cIlating the probabilities or expectations OF the
coming season and the influence OF the same ON
the growing crops. The reports which are COL
heted daily BY telegraph Will be charted and sum-
taarhSi at the close OF each week and the results
gwen 10 the press associations, as items OF news,
Ia time for publication Monday.
ATTENTION is called 10 the auction sale OF i'm
proved property on Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ
street 10 take place tomorrow afternoon. This Is
desirable business property, and 10 Is therefore
worthy the attention OF those looking for safe In
VestIacEtS
lsYoETANT SALE or VEHICLES, 6C.-Mr. Downing
VIII sell toTnOrrOs, at II o'clock, In front OF his
a9stlon room, number OF work horses and
wagons, the effects OF contractor, several nne
saddle and driving horses me bugy,ies mare and
PARK phastOn, dog carts, coupes and e0upeiets2
&c Also, at 10 o'clock, nns line OF furniture,
carpets, &c.-Adtf.
SOUTHERN QUARTErrE, Flora Moore, Ada Melrose
and many bright artists at kernanx-AduE.
lAdyertssemeuti
TIE CoIEssIA Mutual has written $4,000 OF
business since April Is, lss7 Average daily cash
receipts since May LIST $4,000
FRAME J. TuBBTs.